Maili Cove
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This buildings features were determined from publicly available data, including MLS listings. While we cross-referenced additional data sources, it still likely contains incomplete or inaccurate information, as it has not yet been personally verified.
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Maili Cove
Building Overview
Maili Cove in Downtown-Chinatown — two-story concrete building (1975) with pool and ocean/mountain views.
About Maili Cove
Maili Cove is a low-rise residential building located in the Downtown-Chinatown neighborhood. According to available records, the building was constructed in 1975, has two floors, and is concrete construction. Listed views include ocean, mountain, and sunset exposures.
Key features for residents include an on-site pool, BBQ area, a resident manager, and a security guard. Air conditioning types noted in the MLS are split and window units. The building's MLS data also indicates that short-term rentals are allowed, while pets are not permitted.
Parking is available with assigned stalls and guest parking indicated in the MLS. The management company is listed as unknown in the available records. Based on MLS data, buyers should verify all details, including rules, fees, and management information, with the seller or managing agent prior to purchase.
Building Features & Data Confidence
All features from MLS data with AI-assisted confidence analysis. Click each category to expand and see details.
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Calculated from the lowest association fee observed across all non-penthouse unit listings for this building.
Calculated from the highest association fee observed across all non-penthouse unit listings for this building.
Calculated from association fees observed in penthouse unit listings for this building.
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Most recent MLS entries show other common expenses included in the HOA, and no remarks contradict or carve out common-area electricity. Phrases like 'just need to pay electricity' are framed around unit usage, implying that building/common-area utilities are handled through the maintenance fees as is typical for this type of condo.
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Remarks emphasize in‑unit hot water equipment ('instant hot water system') and carefully list what the HOA covers without ever listing hot water. Combined with most MLS entries omitting HOTWAT and many showing WTRHTR, this strongly indicates hot water is not a building-supplied utility included in the maintenance fee.
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Several listings from different agents explicitly state that sewer is covered by the HOA fees, and every recent MLS record lists SEWER in the fee inclusions. There is no contrary remark suggesting any change in this coverage.
Water is repeatedly and clearly listed as part of the maintenance-fee inclusions across multiple listings and agents. The universal MLS checkbox data plus consistent remarks provide strong evidence that water is included in the HOA fees for this building.
Multiple listings describe common BBQ facilities, including phrases like 'convenient access to the oceanfront pool, BBQ area', 'private swimming pool and a BBQ area', 'gas BBQs', and 'BBQ propane area'. This aligns with MLS data where 15 of 17 listings mark BBQ as an amenity, suggesting a well-established shared grilling area for residents. Evidence is strong and consistent across different agents and listings.
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Surfboard storage is clearly advertised as an amenity in more than one listing. This repeated mention indicates dedicated surfboard storage is a stable, building-wide feature.
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Multiple listings for this building clearly describe a shared pool amenity, using terms such as 'oceanfront pool,' 'private swimming pool,' 'beachfront pool,' and 'heated saltwater pool.' At least 12 listings explicitly mention the pool in the remarks, and 17/17 current MLS entries have the pool amenity checked. Evidence from both checkbox data and detailed remarks across many agents strongly confirms that the building has a common swimming pool available to residents.
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The pool is explicitly described as a heated saltwater pool. No remarks suggest any other pool type, so a saltwater pool is assumed for the building.
Multiple listings for this building specifically advertise in-unit washer/dryer, with phrases like “in unit washer & dryer,” “in-unit washer and dryer provide added convenience,” and “No need to use the community laundry, has IN-UNIT WASHER & DRYER!” At least several different units (roughly half of recent listings) mention their own laundry, while others reference only community laundry. Remarks such as “ONE OF THE FEW UNITS IN THIS COMPLEX WITH IT'S OWN WASHER AND DRYER IN UNIT” indicate this is a selective but real building feature that buyers can find in some units.
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The community laundry is described as using a pay-by-app system, which is a form of paid laundry. I also looked for terms like coin-op and card-operated and found no contradictions to this paid model.
Remarks specifically mention community laundry only on the 1st floor, not on all floors. I searched for phrases like "laundry on each floor" or "on every floor" and found none, so this feature is considered not present.
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Assigned parking is clearly provided at this building. At least 11 listings describe 'one assigned parking space', 'one dedicated parking stall', or similar language, matching 16/17 MLS records that mark ASSIGN in parking features. The consistency of both the structured data and varied remarks across multiple listings supports treating assigned parking as a reliable building amenity.
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The remarks describe assigned or dedicated stalls but never indicate that parking is deeded or owned as part of the unit. In the absence of language like 'deeded stall' or 'owned parking', parking is assumed not to be deeded based on available information.
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Several listings specify that one assigned parking stall is included, but none mention a separate monthly parking charge. Because parking costs are not discussed at all, the presence or amount of any parking fee cannot be determined from the remarks.
Guest parking is repeatedly advertised at this building. Multiple listings note '7 guest parking stalls', 'ample guest parking for visitors', and 'plenty of guest parking', aligning with 15/17 MLS entries that flag guest parking. This broad, consistent evidence indicates guest parking is a genuine, shared building amenity.
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I looked for phrases such as 'parking waitlist', 'waiting list for parking', or similar and found none. Given only assigned stalls and available guest parking are mentioned, a formal parking waitlist is unlikely based on current remarks.
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Security is described in terms of gates, secure parking, guards, and night security but never via card or fob access. I searched for terms like key card, fob, and card reader and found none, so card access is considered unlikely.
Several listings describe the building as a gated community with staffed security, using phrases like 'with overnight security guard', 'night time security', and 'on site night security' alongside mentions of a resident manager. Combined with 13 of 17 current MLS entries checking the security guard amenity, this strongly supports that the building provides guard-based security services.
The building clearly has security presence but is described as guards or night security rather than a patrol service. Since there are no mentions of patrolling or roving security, a dedicated security patrol is not inferred.
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Multiple listings for this building describe unit upgrades that include 'split AC,' indicating that at least some condos have ductless mini-split systems. This aligns with MLS checkbox data (ACSPL) appearing in 2 of 17 listings, suggesting agents are confirming the presence of split systems in those units. Since any availability of split AC within the building is relevant to buyers, this feature is marked as present at the building level.
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Across 17 recent listings for this building, 9 explicitly mark construction as MASSTU (masonry/stucco) in MLS construction_materials, while no listings describe an alternate primary construction type in remarks. Since construction is uniform at the building level, this repeated MLS tagging from multiple listings is reasonably strong evidence that the structure is masonry with stucco, despite some agents not checking the box. Given the lack of contrary evidence in remarks, masonry and stucco construction is inferred with moderate-to-high confidence.
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The explicit reference to Airbnb along with repeated framing of units as vacation or investment properties suggests that short-term rentals are practiced and likely allowed in this building. There are no counter-indications like '30-day minimum' or 'owner-occupant only' in the remarks.
I searched for terms like 'hotel pool', 'hotel rental program', 'managed by hotel', 'Hilton', 'Ritz', or 'Trump' and found none. The building is presented as a small, gated condo complex, so there is no evidence of a hotel-operated rental pool.
Because there is no hotel rental pool referenced at all, a mandatory pool cannot exist. Additionally, the emphasis on owner flexibility (primary residence, vacation home, investment) implies that no compulsory rental program is in place.
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Since at least one unit is described as fee-simple and there are no mentions of leasehold, lease rent, or any ground lease end date, there is no evidence of a lease expiry year. Without a specific lease context or year in the remarks, the lease expiry remains unknown.
The listings do not reference VA approval or VA financing anywhere in the remarks. I searched for terms like 'VA loan', 'VA approved', and 'veterans' and found no matches, so VA financing is likely not a promoted feature here.
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Flood zone determined from official FEMA Digital Flood Insurance Rate Map (DFIRM) data using building coordinates, not from agent-reported listing data.
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Multiple independent listings describe the building and units as oceanfront with 'direct ocean views,' 'stunning, unobstructed views of the Pacific,' and an 'ocean-view pool.' Phrases like 'oceanfront condominium,' 'front-row connection to one of Oahu’s most serene & unspoiled coastlines,' and 'spacious balcony with direct ocean views' appear throughout, clearly showing that many units enjoy ocean views. This strong, repeated emphasis across different agents confirms that buyers can specifically seek ocean‑view units here.
Several listings reference 'panoramic views of the ocean, majestic mountains, and captivating sunsets' from the unit and lanai, showing that at least some units look back toward the mountain range. These descriptions are detailed marketing remarks rather than simple checkbox copies, suggesting real, marketable mountain views. Since any availability of such views matters to buyers, the building should be tagged as offering mountain-view units.
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Several remarks describe a 'front-row connection to one of Oahu’s most serene & unspoiled coastlines' and 'one of Oahu’s most peaceful and untouched coastlines,' along with 'access to pristine coastline' and 'miles of sandy shoreline' visible from the units and lanai. These phrases suggest long, down-the-shore vistas rather than only straight‑out ocean views. Together with MLS COASTL entries, this supports that some units enjoy clear coastline/shoreline views.
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Multiple listings across different agents highlight sunset viewing as a key amenity, e.g., 'sunrise and sunset vistas right from your lanai,' 'watching breathtaking sunsets every evening,' and 'epic sunsets daily.' Another unit notes 'Enjoy beautiful sunsets right from your lanai, year‑round!', confirming that west‑facing sunset views are a defining feature of this oceanfront building. This repeated, specific language shows sunset views are broadly available and heavily marketed.
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Multiple listings describe views of sunsets, whales, dolphins, turtles, mountains, and the ocean but never mention fireworks. Given this absence, it is likely there is no notable fireworks view from the building.
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Confidence levels are based on MLS checkbox data and AI analysis of listing remarks. High = strong evidence, Medium = some evidence, Low = limited or conflicting evidence. Buyers should always verify critical details independently.